Deceit (2004)
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The life of wealthy Ellen McCarthy (Marlo Thomas) is thrown into disarray when her husband Grove (William Devane) disappears at sea during a voyage on the family yacht. Evidence indicates that Grove has drowned, and the police have reason to suspect that Ellen was responsible. As the investigation… More The life of wealthy Ellen McCarthy (Marlo Thomas) is thrown into disarray when her husband Grove (William Devane) disappears at sea during a voyage on the family yacht. Evidence indicates that Grove has drowned, and the police have reason to suspect that Ellen was responsible. As the investigation proceeds, it appears as though Ellen and her husband having been living lie (unbeknownst to Ellen, of course), and that everyone around the couple have been covering up their own horrible secrets, possibly tied in with corporate intrigue. And what exactly is the story concerning Ellen's son Josh (Louis Corbett). First telecast by the Lifetime channel on March 15, 2004, the made-for-cable Deceit was based on a novel by Clare Francis, which had previously been adapted for British television in 2000 with Francesca Annis in the lead. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- Directed By
- John Sacret Young
- Written By
- John Sacret Young
- Genres
- Mystery & Suspense, Drama
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- Studio
- Sony Pictures Entertainment
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Cast
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Timothy Balme
as Kevin Ordell
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Brett Cullen
as Sam Penny
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Vondie Curtis-Hall
as Det. Hal Kazin
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William Devane
as Grove McCarthy
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Marlo Thomas
as Ellen McCarthy
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David Stott
as Leo Broadhurst
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Rebecca Hobbs
as Caroline Manchester
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Daren Takle
as Janel
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Catherine Boniface
as Rachel
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Owen Black
as Joe Jenks
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Louis Corbett
as Josh McCarthy
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Kama Brown
as Carla Giamissimo
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Andrew Robertt
as Ken Spradling
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Blair Strang
as Karl
- Emily Barclay
